an alternative to that is air jets. air jets do not do that. it has a pedestal sink and a matching toilet. it has a wonderful medicine cabinet here with a great feature now, so there is actually a locking compartment so you can put your medicines in there. >> there you go. excellent. and it has got its little shaving mirror or whatever. makeup mirror. normally, this would be recessed, right? >> yes, it would be pushed on the wall, so you have to be again mindful about that. when you are doing the construction, you have to leave a little opening for a period >> one of the big issues we always have is coordination and construction between the fixture's and the trade. the plumber might come along and put a vent pipe or some of the plumbing lines in the wall light real -- right where you want to resist the medicine cabinet, so we need to have the architect or someone coordinate between the contractor and the various subcontractors just to make sure that the homeowner gets what they had in mind when they designed it. >> absolutely. even in a bathroo

it will be different only in that we do not have the jet teams but we have to create air force jets. this is one of the favorites jets for people who attend because it can hover. last year, some two-million people attended the free show. keep in mind, alcohol, grilles, fireworks, tents, canopies, balloons and kites are not allowed. not even pets, except for service animals. a college man hits a half-court shot that'll pay his tuition for the spring semester. the incoming fresman at ball state in indiana was randomly selected to try the shot during welcome week. marketing major markus burden of frankfurt, illinois sinks it. he scores a check for out-of-state tuition worth more than 11-thousand dollars. i am so happy for him. we're about to experience the warmest weekend in a month. tom skilling says summer is back in chicago. he'll tell you how high temps will reach. next. .dr tom just said it. aren't you glad it is warm out? aren't you glad it is warm out. we have some great weather for the air and water show. look at the shot. this comes from the bahamas. downers grove. from jeff. h

then they move through a water bath before passing under air jets that remove excess water as theflow into the frye they stay here for a couple of minutes as paddles gently distribute them in contact with the oil evenly. they are moved, cooled, salted, flavored, and then passed through a computer to check for any imperfections. then they are sent on to their journey into a b that will hopefully find its way into a ste ar you soon. >> i eat at least a bag day. i walk it off. >> they go through about 50,000 pods of kern county potatoes a day at california chips, but each one is needed because it takes about 100 pounds of potatoes to make just 25 pounf potato chips. that's no smallotatoes. for "california country", i'm tracy sellers. so now thawe've learned about a couple of varieties of potatoes, the next question is what do we do with them? here's the chef with a couple of ideas for you. >> hi. i'm richard sluzarz, chef here at the grand hyatt san francisco. and one of the-- what we're gonna talk about today,r what we're gonna prepare today is mashed potatoes. and why--why we're gonna

back in 1985, when cbs news hired a small plane to go looking for the f-117, an air force jet came up to chase us away. that was nearly 30 years ago. >> i would be really interested to know what they were spending billions of dollars on at that base for the last 30 years. >> reporter: in the movie independence day, area 51 is where the u.s. stash captured aliens, a notion that has captured enthusiasts. there was something sinister going on there, although it had nothing to do with aliens. >> the government dug football sized trenches. and would fill those trenches with all types of exotic and harmful chemicals and parts and pure jet fuel over it and torch it. >> reporter: charlie sued on behalf of workers who built those secret planes and fallen ill from inhaling the toxic fumes. >> i would have satellite photos available of the base. i had affidavits of people that worked at the base. and the government would deny the existence of the base. >> and that was david martin reporting. the cia did not say whether test site houses, space aliens or flying saucers. so that decade-old debate w

they have not only the french aircraft carrier at the ready, but they also have a number of air force jets at the ready at a base in the united arab emirates, and of course they can fly to the south of france as they did in libya. so france is ready. they say they just need the word. i should point out france is also having its own parliament debate on wednesday. now, the president of france does not need authorization from parliament there in france like president obama, but he says he is willing to have that debate, so we'll have to see how french lawmakers react next week. >> we'll watch that. of course, we'll watch every step of the way. we're continuing our special coverage here on cnn. we're watching the reaction to what the president of the united states just said a little while ago over at the white house rose garden. he said the u.s. is ready to strike syria but he wants congressional authorization first. congress not scheduled to come back until monday, september 9. so no uls u.s. military action presumably at least until that week. we'll take a quick break, check in for reaction

the scene of what appeared to be an incendiary bomb attack, allegedly carried out by a syrian air force jet on a school. >> they arrived like the walking dead. we don't know for sure what was in the bomb but the injuries and debris suggest something like napalm or thermite. >> reporter: the shelling continues, day and night, even amid reports that syrian military bases are being emptied of tanks, missiles, even furniture ahead of the expected u.s.-lead attack. so the war can go on afterwards. here in the arab world, this crisis has strengthened assad, he is seen to be defying the u.s. and israel, and that for millions of arabs, is more important than the atrocities he is blamed for. diane? >> thank you so much, terry moran. >> now to remind you about the countries taking sides all around syria, a nation of almost 21 million people. here's the map. iran, of course is on syria's side. and so is hezbollah in lebanon. america's key allies are so close, right there, jordan and notably, israel. so let's bring in former combat pilot, and abc news contributor, steve ganyard. what is the first sign

back in 1985 when cbs news hired a small plane to go looking for the f-117, an air force jet suddenlyame up to chase us away. but that was nearly 30 years ago. >> i'd be really interested to know what they were spending billions of dollars on at that base for the last 30 years. >> it's an organic life form. >> reporter: in the movie "independence day" area 51 is where the u.s. stashed captured aliens. a notion that has attracted legions of u.f.o. enthusiasts. attorney general jonathan turley found there was really something sinister going on there-- although it had nothing do with aliens. >> the government dug football field sized trenches and would fill those trenches with all types of exotic and harmful chemicals and parts and they would just pour jet fuel over it and torch it. >> reporter: turley sued on behalf of workers who helped build those secret planes and had since fallen ill, allegedly from inhaling those toxic fumes. >> i would have satellite photos available of the base. i had affidavits of people that worked at the base and the government would deny the existence of the

navy and air force jets to degrade assad's six primary air bases. >> two of those, we can take down all six, plus the munitions and the fuel depot and also kill the airplanes. dramatically reduces air power. and he pays a huge price for the use of chemical weapons. >> reporter: a short time ago, speaker boehner spoke warning that if the u.s. plan does use military action he must have clearly defined objectives. >>> let's go more in depth now on the situation in syria. joining me, the senior research analyst at the institute for the study of war where she focuses on security and politics. i know you're just back from syria. just back a few days ago. one of the big questions is, who are these rebel forces? i guess the thing that you say is that there are a bunch of different groups in this overall rebel forces group. >> right. absolutely. i think one of the largest reasons i was prevented fwrart u.s. involvement in syria is the idea of who are the opposition. we have no idea who they are. it's a disparate frack shus group. little values that are in line with the u.s. interests. there are

and they have air force jets and that is all in cyprus.re are also us bases in saudi and quatar. you heard me talking there about a lot of the options that could be the target of this possible missile strike, but what do you think the aim of any strike would be? is the it to punish assad, weaken assad, change the war fair on the ground? what is behind it? >> i think the first message is to russia, that they are not the only country running the show in syria. it's a red card in the face of russia, saying, look, in the game, we are running the show. the second message is to the regime, that all of what has happened in the last two years, and the lack of international will to solve the problem, we are starting a new chapter, and this phase, the united states and its allies, they will be in charge of what is going to happen after that. regardless what is the target, regardless, you know, what -- how -- how many days or hours this operation will last, this will break in the eyes of a binding solution to the crisis. this will be an attempt to sh

staying in japan a rough landing for a korean air passenger jet. overshooting the runway.ile landing at the airport. the airport says 115 people were on board. this is a boeing 737 but thankfully nobody was injured. the plane was traveling from seoul. >>> teenagers here in the united states recruited to kill for mexican drug cartels. you'll hear the troubling details from two teen who is are now serving life in jail. much, . except it's 2% every year. go to e-trade and find out how much our advice and guidance costs. spoiler alert: it's low. it's guidance on your terms, not ours. e-trade. less for us. more for you. it's guidance on your terms, not ours. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all stand

it's the call sign for any air force jet carrying the president of the united states. a deep dive to look at the only american symbol that can get you from here to beijing in roughly 12 hours. typically, air force one referred to one of two highly customized boeing 747s. as tall as a six-story building. the 747 model replaced the smaller model under george h.w. bush. today's air force one has 4,000 square feet floor space inside and can comfortably carry about 100 passengers and crew. it includes a medical suite that can function as an operating room. not to mention the latest in communications technology and emergency countermeasures in case of an attack. it wasn't always so fancy. the first plane to be designated air force one was a 121. just 116 feet long. it made headlines earlier this year after it was discovered rusting at an arizona airport. the owner of the plane which carried president eisenhower in the late '50s is trying to house it in a museum but so far no takers. hello. what's going on in abilene? eisenhower's successor president kennedy changed the plane

the house passed congress woman spears amendment requiring faa to consider low air speed warning agents on jets. she cited the crash when proposal the mandate. initial reports indicate low air speed may have been the main factor behind the july 6 crash. >>> san francisco police arrested the man they believe is responsible for a vicious attack on a woman during pride weekend. the video is disturbing. investigators believe christopher porter-bailey of oakland is the man who doubled back and kicked a woman in the face after she was down and had just been robbed. the woman was knocked out. the attack happened on june 30. the believe the group of four or five people may have been responsible for a series of assaults that weekend in san francisco. they don't think this was a hate crime. >> in this case it aappears to be a straight robbery and battery and assault. in other cases it might be a different story. i don't have the fuel complete background but in order for it to be a hate crime there needs to be certain elements. >>> police are investigating an assault on the campus of san jose state univer

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air force aircraft, fighter jets flying outside syrian air space and that's risky and not as likely as the use missile option. >> if we take all these options, including those that have been ruled out for the time being or at least seemingly ruled out, what's the intelligence telling the pentagon and administration? >> reporter: it's going to be very important for the administration to release some sort of intelligence estimate in the wake of the lead up to the war in iraq. it's not going to be good enough to say we know syria did this, trust us. they have chemical weapons, they used them. there's going to have to be some level of proof given and that should come from some form from that intelligence estimate showing forensic evidence that a chemical attack took place and tieing it in some way. that it was the syrian regime behind it. that will go a long way especially if the u.s. and its allies are going to take action without having a mandate from the u.n. security council. >> the worry will be these two options. boots on the ground and the no-fly zone. particularly, boots on the gro

this warm air, unseasonably warm at that reaches to the arctic because of the jet stream buckles unders and come striding into the country with cool air but watch later in the week how warm colors come in here. this is the beginning of the flat jet stream that has not been very evident which this summer. that's one of the reasons why we have stayed cool over and over. it's one of the ironies that warming in the arctic regions of north america. even though the north pole itself has been running chilly, the warming in north america has buckled the jet stream and kept the summer cool in the midwest. clouds dominate the day with some filters on at times with scattered showers and thunderstorms possible. high of 81. winds will be variable coming in of the late. a light breeze on the shoreline. partly cloudy today, perhaps it _ and breezy and cooler and less humid later. winds shift north and debitors go down to 63. tomorrow is mostly sunny, breezy and cooler. lows at a news at the beaches and wednesday partly sunny, comfortably cool. should be about 75 on wednesday with a northeast wind blo

well over half a million visitors are expected and the air show to see cutting edge jets perform some breast taking maneuvers and it's not all about the spectacle in the sky there will also be some multibillion dollar deals struck by airline a military chiefs are there for you throughout the week to keep you posted. greece may need another ten billion euros to patch the hole and its budget to fulfill the e.u. designed debt relief program but after six long years of recession and the economy barely showing signs it's hard to see what the huge cash injections it's had so far have achieved well the world crisis of two thousand and eight left athens almost broke but international creditors decided not to pull the plug and agreeing to it one hundred and ten billion euro loan greece accepted it had to wield the axe accepting a stereo and another one hundred thirty billion followed shortly and if the beginning of the turmoil saw public debt rocket to one hundred twenty nine percent of the country's g.d.p. the extra eight boosted by more than a quarter the alternative for germany party electi

air base that is used by the united states and the british royal air force now france another key player in the possible conflict has its jet fighters stationed in the united arab emirates now again at this point it is unlikely that western powers would be able to get a united nations mandate for international military action over syria with russia and china certain to veto but on monday the foreign ministers of britain france turkey said in a separate interviews that they would be prepared to back potential u.s. action outside of the parameters of a u.n. mandate well the intense international pressure comes on the heels of reports of a chemical weapons strike that may have killed over a thousand people in syria a convoy of u.n. inspectors came under fire on monday as it made its way to damascus to investigate the area of the inspectors were able to reach the site to collect the samples and interview witnesses but they were only able to stay for half an hour or so incredibly difficult circumstances for them to confirm. anything at all now the united nations the u.k. the u.s. germany france and turkey and others strongly con

unseasonably warm air in the arctic regions of north america brings the jet stream north and it died this brings canadian air masses into our area. this is a pattern that undergoes some rather substantial changes in the next week. you can see by late in the week the flow comes in from the northwest but it is not reaching the arctic. we will extend our q 27 days. you see the cool air mass in place here. thursday we are stepping through time, and friday modest warming and warm air in this purple and red area and expand eastward. the jet stream indicated by the lines here blows from west to east instead of in from canada. that's warmer weather if that works out and you see it in the predicted temperatures. the next five days will be about five below normal. the 6-10 day periods will average a little above normal and then we go to 7 grees above normal next week and 11-15 days. . so we are going into warmer weather as we move into the final weeks of august and summer around here but today is late september were 69, the temperature. look at the 59 by thunder bay and as you go north, here's

it's likely to mean assaults on key syrian military assets and this map shows you the air fields used by syrian jets well there is speculation that they will bear the brunt of any attack with cruise missiles targeting warplanes and runways as for who will be doing the firing well u.s. air bases are located to the north and south of the country while american distorters at attack submarines are to the west along with a british air base president obama says there is still no decision on whether the plans will give the go ahead but officials are making it clear that military action can be launched without u.n. security council approval. reports now from the region on the latest developments. what we're hearing from both residents and opposition forces who say that assad's army has evacuated most of its personnel from military and security headquarters inside the capital city this is of course in preparation for any kind of possible western led military intervention at the same time we are receiving reports that army units in near the capital have started confiscating heavy truck trailers and these will

three italian air force fighter jets collided over ramstein air force base in germany in one of the deadliestt occurred during complex flying maneuver over the pierced heart. inaccurate timing -- colliding jets. it caused a fireball that sent shrapnel spilling into the crowd of thousands, killing three pilots and 67 people on the ground, including four americans, nearly 500 were injured. cbs news correspondent mark phillips covered the catastrophe from the american air base. >> for the united states and other nato air forces, yesterday's accident was more than a tragedy. it was a public relations disaster. >> wow. that's just a horrible day. >>> few world leaders control their public image like vladimir putin. russia aa's president has released photos of himself hunting and fishing, sometimes -- is that a good look, people ask? now a new papt iing -- it was ne to see you back in the day. good morning to you. >> we call that progress. good morning. it would be hard to think of two hotter buttons to push with vladimir putin than saying his gay and mocking his authority. it's a satirical picture

warships and fighter jets reportedly conversion in a serious course line as the u.s. and britain look set to launch air strikes on the water on stage saying it's time to mask a surprise. all mongering comes as the u.n. inspectors program the alleged chemical attack which a western policy of blame on the syrian army we speak to the head of a fact finding mission that a search in vain for iraqi weapons of mass destruction back in two thousand and three. and talk of a third a greek a bailout a greater headache for europe's political elite as chancellor merkel attempts to appease inducted into german taxpayers with an election looming. it's just composite and nine am here in the russian capital you live with us on r.t. you with me on what's a. foreign intervention in syria looks more likely than ever with countries including the us britain france and turkey considering military action following last week's alleged chemical attack within the next few days eighty classified u.s. reporting is expected to be prepared outlining the legal justifications for a possible strike against syria a u.s. soldier of state

some get jets when they go to speak. i have to fly air. >> if it's only delayed but it's rerouted. >> some of us get to go on private jets and some of us have to fly commercial. >> you don't mind the whole tsa procs? >> i think they're great. i think they're great. >> i do too. i have to say i have hflown a lt lately and they're great at their job. >> great? >> yes. they do great job. >> they're not great. on their bt day, they're maybe good. they're not great. maybe it's a lousy job that you've got pat people down for hours but they are not great. there's nothing great about th. >> i'm confused. wi was the flying experience so much more back in the '90s? it all stinks. no one wants to do it but you do it to stay safe. >> julie, to be fair, the gist of that report is they were waving their friends and family in so they were exposing us -- by the wa if i working there and i was waving my family in, be very afraid. i know my family. >> san francisco has privatized. they've outsourced it. >>ow are they doing? >> exactly the same as the tsa.

left f-16 jets in air exercises and we're joined by mike viqueira. mike, white house press secretary jay carney said this is not about regime change. and if it's not about regime change, what is it about? >> that is the question that we tried to get at in the white house briefing, tony. the white house applied a progression of logic. they say they have ascertained with high degree of confidence that they have deployed chemical weapons. they maintain that the regime has a stock pile. weapons, this much they know. the assad regime is the only party in the civil water that ws the delivery system for this, and they are responsible for the attack and all the death and suffering. having said that what will the response be? as we look at our own system of logic, the warships and all the things that you just outlined, the insistence that there must be a response, you have to come to a conclusion that the response is likely to be a military one. having said that they said there is no decisions yesterday and the president continues to consul leaders around the

air travelers. it could easily down a jet full of passengers. that is the reason the airport was shut down. it was later reopened. the sinai desert area has become very volatile especially since the mohamed morsi government has been pulled out of place in egypt. rampant rumors of weapons that trade in that area. that is keeping israel's intelligence community on its toes. >> to peru, the constitution provides a quality on paper for women and when -- and men, the reality is often very different. the government is facing renewed criticism. some women's rights groups are trying to change that. >> the matter of sexual assault is being expressed through art. this is one way they are trying to bring [inaudible] the government is not confronting the epidemic head- on. between 2008 and 2010, the attorney general's office registered an average 65 reports of rape every day. the highest level on the continent. the majority of the allegations were made by underaged girls. >> there were more than 78,000 allegations of rape between 2008 and 2010, which is extremely high. there are also an enormous number

a military fighter jet for canadian air force's hornet is practicing a low-speed, low-altitude maneuverhe air show in alberta. the air show doesn't officially start until the next day, but some eager aviation buffs are on hand to see the action. all eyes are on the plane as it swoops overhead. the spectators are about to get a show they'll never forget. two cameras are recording the well-trained pilot's tricky move. one camera zooms in. the other stays wide as the plane slows and starts to turn. suddenly, the pilot ejects. the plane wobbles, then dives, nose first into the ground. the multi million war machine explodes into a fireball. thick, black smoke billows into the air. the twisted wreckage burns out of control. onlookers are horrified as emergency crews rush to the scene. dramatic close up photographs show the pilot ejecting from the cockpit seconds from death. he's taken to the hospital. the captain compresses three vertebrae in his back. but incredibly, he makes a full recovery and tells his story to matt lauer on the today show. >> the training did kick in. it became obvious w

certain if you've never seen the air program displayed here at max then you've never seen aircraft move the way they move here there are plenty of maneuvers to be seen here five jet teams from russia and three from other parts of the world coming together to show you something you may have never seen before no matter if the planes or helicopters are in the air or in the sky it shows that max is still going strong after twenty years. it seems so over half a million visitors expected in fact at the air show to see those cutting edge jets perform breathtaking maneuvers but it's not all about the spectacle in the sky the loss of be some multibillion dollar deals struck by airline and military chiefs as well it's about signing on the dotted line where they're for you throughout the week we've got our cameras rolling to keep you posted on that max air show. that. greece may need another ten billion euros to patch the hole in its budget to fulfill the e.u. designed debt relief program but after six long years of recession and the economy barely showing any signs of life it's hard to see what the huge cash injections have so far achieved. two thousand and eight left athe

private air captain now. lear jets of the rich and famous.k when danny turned up dead. block was never the same again. yeah? how so? predator on the streets. parents wouldn't let kids play outside after dark anymore. only now, thinking danny might have been with friends the night he died. you friends with danny back then, chuck? friends? not really. no, danny was kind of a... kind of an odd duck. on the night of the moon landing, did you see him around? no, i was at home watching it on tv. pinnacle of human achievement. you with anyone? yeah, i was, i was with, uh, seth rundgren and bobby kent. haven't seen those guys in years. they lived on my block. the chestnut hill rocket boys, right? ye, well, rockets were a phase, i mean, probably because of the moon landing and all. i think we were into sharks the next week. (chuckles) then, uh, why'd you stop by danny's the day after you and your posse blew the neighborhood to china trying to launch a rocket? well, we wanted to see what he knew. i mean, a rocket without a brain to guide it is pretty m

we still have this dip in the jet stream. cool air keeping this pattern with us throughout tomorrow expend of the week. but it's been pleasant. so not much to complain about there. patches return along the coast. and tomorrow, at 5:00 in the morning there may be patches to reduce visibility in locations for some commuters but we expect clouds to burn back to and away from the coastline by afternoon, giving way to sunny skies again a range of temperatures from upper 50s to about 60s on the coast. 60s and 70s around the bay low 80s into warmest locations. south bay, mainly 70s. low 70s down from redwood city we'll see mid to upper 70s in the north bay. 75 in sonoma. inland east bay pleasant with temperatures below average. 80 in pittsburgh. here is the accu-weather forecast. temperatures bouncing up a couple degrees friday. upper 80s inland. upper 70s around the bay. and so no dramatic changes. >> thank you. >> coming up here a special day for military families here in the bay area. >> in >>> you may have seen a video of a woman being k

point in 18- months, transportation stocks such as fedex, ups and a dozen other air freight companies closed "down." "when jetfuel spikes, it causes problems because companies can't tell what their overall fuel cost is going to be. and that's why you see weakness in those stocks." unrest in the region is having repercussions elsewhere. scandanavian tour operators say they've cancelled 60-thousand trips to egypt through next spring due to unrest. its a ten billion dollar industry that employs one out of eight egyptians. major tour operators in finland, sweden, norway and denmark say they have canceled at least 60,000 trips to egypt through the winter season that lasts until april due to recent unrest. last week, charter companies and travel organizers flew back hundreds of scandinavian holidaymakers from resorts in egypt and halted all tours there until mid-october. the move came in the wake of nordic governments' revised travel advisories warning against all non-essential travel to egypt. denmark's largest tour operator, spies rejser, said tuesday it will refund or find alternative holiday breaks for some 3,0

steady on shore flow, dip in the jet stream keeping the cool ocean air coming in. that is not going to change much. as you look at the computer animation that sits off the coast and comes over us so the temperatures will not be rising to summer like levels. no sign of summer heat right through thursday. we are not expecting triple digits around here. tomorrow morning on the cool side. you will see clouds around. bundle up if you have early plans. for the afternoon sunshine in the south bay. 78. 80 in gilroy on the peninsula temperatures in the upper 70s. 58 degrees on the coast in pacifica. you are used to seeing the fog around this time of year. mid 60s downtown san francisco. in the north bay sunshine, mild weather. santa rosa 83. 75 for you in san rafael. towards the east bay temperatures low to mid 70s range with nothing but blue skies once the morning overcast clears away. inland spots walnut creek, concord mid 80s. 88 in antioch. a look at the seven day forecast. notice the absence of hot weather. we go cooler on sunday. tuesday and wednesday only low 80s inl

national air guard jets. it happened late last night off the coast of virginia near virginia beach. one pilot ejected from his aircraft. he was later rescued at sea. national guard spokesman said the pilot suffered only minor injuries. the other pilot was able to return to joint base andrews. the cause of this accident is under investigation. jaime: there was this woman accused of dumping green paint on part of the flags cathedral in washington. she will be in court today. the paint slashed on a pipe organ and woodwork in two chapels. the incident was very similar to vandalism at the lincoln memorial and the smithsonian. police are trying to figure out if the attacks are connected. the woman is 58 years old. she has a chinese passport and traveling on an expired visa. she has been in jail since monday, facing up to 10 years in prison if convicted. rick: when we come back, searching for answers. congress issuing brand new subpoenas for more documents on the benghazi terror attack. republican darrell issa joins us live coming up next. what he and his committee are now asking for. jaim

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steady on shore flow, dip in the jet stream keeping the cool ocean air coming in. that is not going to change much. as you look at the computer animation that sits off the coast and comes over us so the temperatures will not be rising to summer like levels. no sign of summer heat right through thursday. we are not expecting triple digits around here. tomorrow morning on the cool side. you will see clouds around. bundle up if you have early plans. for the afternoon sunshine in the south bay. 78. 80 in gilroy on the peninsula temperatures in the upper 70s. 58 degrees on the coast in pacifica. you are used to seeing the fog around this time of year. mid 60s downtown san francisco. in the north bay sunshine, mild weather. santa rosa 83. 75 for you in san rafael. towards the east bay temperatures low to mid 70s range with nothing but blue skies once the morning rs away. inland spots walnut creek, concord mid 80s. 88 in antioch. a look at the seven day forecast. notice the absence of hot weather. we go cooler on sunday. tuesday and wednesday only low 80s inland. upper 50

steady on shore flow, dip in the jet stream keeping the cool ocean air coming in. that is not going to change much. as you look at the computer animation that sits off the coast and comes over us so the temperatures will not be rising to summer like levels. no sign of summer heat right through thursday. we are not expecting triple digits around here. tomorrow morning on the cool side. you will see clouds around. bundle up if you have early plans. for the afternoon sunshine in the south bay. 78. 80 in gilroy on the peninsula temperatures in the upper 70s. 58 degrees on the coast in pacifica. you are used to seeing the fog around this time of year. mid 60s downtown san francisco. in the north bay sunshine, mild weather. santa rosa 83. 75 for you in san rafael. towards the east bay temperatures low to mid 70s range with nothing but blue skies once the morning overcast clears away. inland spots walnut creek, concord mid 80s. 88 in antioch. a look at the seven day forecast. notice the absence of hot weather. we go cooler on sunday. tuesday and wednesday only low 80s inl

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for for a military strike possibly against the syrian government if all of these fighter jets are seen going to an air base there it would many presume that cyprus may play a significant role if an air strike were to occur against syria this development comes as u.s. and many european leaders have taken a more aggressive tone against mr assad who the west accuse of executing the mass chemical weapons attack last week that killed hundreds of people but of course there have been no verifications as to who ignited and launched this alleged chemical weapons attack in what we have here is the u.s. and its and its western allies coming to its own conclusions and possibly acting on them in the days ahead. pumping their revolution against a brutal regime or a proxy war stirred up by foreign policy analysts have been looking locking horns in our washington studio to delve into the causes of the country that's been raging in syria for over two years claiming confidence lives. first of all everybody wants a political solution everybody wants this crisis and i think the syrian people are incredibly tired but i th

we still have this dip in the jet stream. cool aireeping this pattern with us throughout tomorrow expend of the week. but it's been pleasant. so not much to complain about there. patches return along the coast. and tomorrow, at 5:00 in the morning there may be patches to reduce visibility in locations for some commuters but we expect clouds to burn back to and away from the coastline by afternoon, giving way to sunny skies again a range of temperatures from upper 50s to about 60s on the coast. 60s and 70s around the bay low 80s into warmest locations. south bay, mainly 70s. low 70s down from redwood city. we'll see mid to upper 70s in the north bay. 75 in sonoma. inland east bay pleasant with temperatures below average. 80 in pittsburgh. here is the accu-weather forecast. temperatures bouncing up a couple degrees friday. upper 80s inland. upper 70s around the bay. and so no dramatic changes. >> thank you. >> coming up here a special day for military families here in the bay area. >> in h get 3 years interest-free financing on brand na

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. >> investigators now combing wreckage of a cargo jet that crashed today in alabama. the airbus went down on a feld on approachoqw to birmingm international airport just before dawn killing both pilots. witnesses say the plane was on fire before it crashed. officials say no distress calls were made no homes and buildings of the crash which is good news out of this tragedy. the state supreme court handed down what could be a final word on same-sex marriage in california. the court rejecting an appeal by backers of pop sigs 8. opponents trying to argue the ruling only applies to couple who's took the case to court. the state supreme court bringing an end to a nine-year legal battle. >> in sacramento tonight an effort to protect victims of domestic violence from losing their jobs. but the way lawmakers are considering doing that is controversial. >> a private school near san diego fired the second grade teacher after her ex-husband violated a restraining order by showing up at her school where they're four kids attend. nobody was hurt. he was arrested but she was fired her scho

strong majority of montana and support conservation efforts in favor plane air and water, open spaces, while kutcher corporate jets and wildlife habitat, why you think they'll let politicians in the state legislature is seem to oppose efforts to protect the environment. [applause] >> we have that all over the nose states. >> a lot of them don't agree with them. they're running because they're angry ross something. they don't like what is being done. it's a free country. you're allowed to do that. we just have to be sure that we have enough electable candid it's that we win the election and get our program adopted rather than theirs. >> but you have demonstrated -- yes, money helps, but the welcome of the determination, the perseverance that you have demonstrated, what would you -- what would you say to kids or to people who sometimes feel so frustrated when they look at the -- just like it's moving too slowly, what do you say to individuals who are trying to make a difference on their own? >> keep working at it. don't give up. in the end the group that wins is going to be the one that perseveres the best. >> i am

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now as ready jets have carried out an air strike on the gaza strip just hours ahead of the much anticipated resumption of peace talks with the palestinians and have been in a state of deadlock since twenty ten and with israel recently announcing plans for more than two thousand new settlement homes in the west bank and east jerusalem the already already fragile looking talks are under even greater pressure paula has details. both sides are skeptical and no one is expecting a breakthrough the problem is that these talks are resuming against the backdrop of an announcement by israel that it is expanding its system and the european union has warned that this is the palestinians also warning that this will cause the negotiations to collapse before they even begin they accuse the israeli government of trying to sabotage these talks and they also complain that current israeli settlement growth is at president to levels israel has rejected this criticism it says that every peace initiative so far has proposed that the settlements affected become part of the israeli territory the israeli prime mini

asada reportedly by striking his key military assets right now this map shows you the air fields that are used by syrian jets which rebels at. a decisive role in the war there's a speculation that they will bear the brunt of the attack with cruise missiles targeting warplanes and runways as far as for who will be doing the shooting u.s. air bases are located to the north as well as the south while american destroyers and attack submarines are to the west along with the british base has yet to decide whether to give the go ahead for the bombing campaign but it has been said that military action could go ahead without approval from the u.n. security council they russia and china staunchly opposed what they call a rush to go to war artie's gannett chicken explains why the main question is will president obama order an attack on syria despite the u.n. calls to hold fire to wait for the results of the u.n. investigation and as the u.n. secretary general said to give peace a chance we hear the drums of war loud and clear in washington we know that the u.s. has aligned its warships along the syrian coast preparing